PPT-Research Ethics Matthew Billington

0151 794 8290 ethicsLiverpoolacuk wwwliverpoolacukintranetresearchsupportofficeresearchethics Research Ethics Research Ethics is a worldwide set of principles governing the way any research involving interaction between the researcher and other humans or human tissue or data relating to humans is designed managed and conducted In preparing a research project the dignity rights safety and wellbeing of human participants must at all times be considered respected and safeguarded . Helena Siipi. University of Turku. helsii@utu.fi. Contents. Ethics for authors. Ethics for referees. 3. . Ethics for publishers. . 1. Ethics for authors. Who is the author?. Finnish Advisory Board on Research Integrity 2012: . Winchester. Bridget Egan. Supervisor training. Two forms:. An accredited programme for new supervisors (and anyone who wishes to complete it. Occasional sessions (within the programme) for experienced supervisors. What it is and getting approval at LSHTM. John Porter. 2. Outline. Research ethics principles. Ethics review. Consent. Confidentiality. Ethics in the field. Making an ethics application to LSHTM. [Key reference: Rhodes & . how health research is reviewed. This presentation has been developed to form part of the lesson ‘Research ethics and how health research gets reviewed’ - www.nuffieldbioethics.org/education. ‘Clinical research’ - What is it?. CLASS 3, Section 1 . THE STUDY OF ETHICS. Attitudes of. Good Ethics. MINISTERIAL. ETHICS. CLASS NUMBER 3. SECTION ONE. THE STUDY OF ETHICS. THE CHALLENGE? . PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY. . THE VICTORIOUS LIFE AND SOME EXAMPLES.. Jan Deckers. School of Medical Sciences. Education Development. Email:. . jan.deckers@ncl.ac.uk. Objectives. To reflect. on what (research) ethics is.. To develop. your skills as an ethical researcher.. A Guide. 1. Before Writing an Ethics Application. Why is writing an ethics application NOT a waste of time?. . It helps you to... . clarify your research questions. . limit your research questions.. Roger Watson. Professor of Nursing. University of Hull. 12 April 2015. What are ethics?. Ethics are what you do when nobody is looking. Without ethics. Your guess is as good as mine. Expediency rules. Issues in Research Ethics. Coercion. $$$, extra credit, social pressures. Privacy. Deception. Physiology of cheating. Discomfort or Harm. Right to . Service. Experimental group gets beneficial treatment, control group does not.. • born 1930 in Hackney, East London. • Jewish Eastern European ancestry, father was a tailor. • greatly influenced by his high school English teacher and friendships at . . Hackney Downs School. 1948 . Butler Education Act guaranteed (and made compulsory) free secondary education up to the age of 15. Rise of new working-class intelligentsia in literature, . c. lass mobility through university education.. . in. . PPIE . and. . Participatory. . Research. Presented. . by. Dr. . Steph. . Grohmann. Senior. . Program. . Manager. . Research. . Ethics. . and. . Inclusion. Outline:. What is research ethics and why do we need it?. - Research Ethics Office. 1. RAD 201b. Why Do We Have REB/ACUC?. 2. Previous abuses in human experimentation have led to guidelines for the ethical treatment of human participants. German experimentation on Jewish prisoners in WWII. In social science, we can think of it as “principles of conduct”. Why should we care about ethics?. Working with humans. Developing trust – so people take part in research in the future. Maintaining your/your organisations/social science’s reputation.